 USA BREAKING on Fast and Furious: Arizona Moves to Prosecute Those the Feds Won’t (karma: 13)
en>fr fr>en By worf Comments: 1414, member since Mon Nov 07, 2005On Mon Jan 23, 2012 12:31 AM
The wheels of justice are crawling too slowly on this. AZ is hopefully putting more fuel on the fire to fry, Holder, Obama and company. Like the author says, AZ is about to do what the Fed is supposed to do, again.
Just wondered if any of those GOP clowns have bothered to mention this a the zillion debates they have had, or are they still clawing each other's eyes out?
BREAKING on Fast and Furious: Arizona Moves to Prosecute Those the Feds Won’t
Nationally, Fast and Furious has entered the vernacular. As a result, Americans of all walks of life now know that the ATF and DOJ oversaw the sale of approximately 2,500 guns to straw purchasers who, in turn, passed them to criminals in Mexico and elsewhere. Moreover, Americans know that the plan from the get-go was to have these guns carried across an international border and passed to criminals whom the ATF then planned to arrest (but they never got around to arresting them because they hadn’t bothered tracing the guns from the point of sale).
Therefore, Americans also know that of the 2,500 guns originally sold, approximately 1,300 are still on the streets and unaccounted for. At least two of these guns were found at Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry’s murder scene in December 2010, and Americans increasingly know that while Terry may have been the first American victim, odds are he won’t be the last with such a large number of weapons on the loose.
Lastly, Americans know that President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder have both denied complicity in Fast and Furious, particularly in the gun-running aspects of it. Throughout the course of denying complicity, Holder has changed his story more than once, Obama has demonstrated confusion over when he first learned about Fast and Furious, and former U.S. Attorney Dennis Burke (Arizona) was allowed to retire without charges although he was demonstrably involved in covering up the connection between Fast and Furious and Agent Terry’s death.
Perhaps through all this, the one thing the American people have witnessed to a sickening degree is the stark failure to prosecute those involved in Fast and Furious to the full extent of the law. Holder has been handled with kid gloves, Burke is now living a private life, and Obama is not being asked to clear up the many discrepancies in his timeline.
Enter Arizona.
Where the same state that brought you S.B. 1070—the immigration law aimed at allowing the state to do the job the feds won’t do—is set to open their own investigation into Fast and Furious and bring state charges against those the feds have heretofore refused to charge. Andy Tobin, Arizona’s Speaker of the House, will announce tomorrow (Monday, January 23rd) the scope of the investigation, and will call for state investigators to have their findings back to him no later than March 30.
The bottom line: Arizona is about to the do the job the feds won’t do – again. 5 Replies to BREAKING on Fast and Furious: Arizona Moves to Prosecute Those the Feds Won’t |
re: BREAKING on Fast and Furious: Arizona Moves to Prosecute Those the Feds Won’t (karma: 5)
en>fr fr>en By BurnParis Comments: 27379, member since Thu Mar 13, 2003On Mon Jan 23, 2012 06:27 AM
It's amazing how the media can be so quiet on this kind of stuff |
re: BREAKING on Fast and Furious: Arizona Moves to Prosecute Those the Feds Won’t (karma: 3)
en>fr fr>en By FrogBites Comments: 2618, member since Mon Nov 14, 2005On Tue Jan 24, 2012 08:59 AM
Now that DOJ personnel are taking the fifth, it is clear that there are illegalities involving the Soertoro administration.
When Barry gets the axe this fall, the next president needs to appoint a special prosectutor to investigate these crooks and prosecute to the fullest. |
re: BREAKING on Fast and Furious: Arizona Moves to Prosecute Those the Feds Won’t (karma: 2)
en>fr fr>en By ReBourne Comments: 7497, member since Sat Oct 24, 2009On Tue Jan 24, 2012 10:13 AM
"Now that DOJ personnel are taking the fifth....."
THAT is all I need to hear.
Holder is a piece of shit and needs 50 to life in federal prison with "Bubba" packing his ass daily. |
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re: BREAKING on Fast and Furious: Arizona Moves to Prosecute Those the Feds Won’t (karma: 2)
en>fr fr>en By Bat2 Comments: 2273, member since Wed May 25, 2011On Tue Jan 24, 2012 10:19 AM
FrogBites wrote:
Now that DOJ personnel are taking the fifth, it is clear that there are illegalities involving the Soertoro administration.
When Barry gets the axe this fall, the next president needs to appoint a special prosectutor to investigate these crooks and prosecute to the fullest.
If the GOP does not get its act together and stop the backbiting, this is only a pipedream. We need to decide whether to go with anyone and win back the country or let our differences divide us and go on to become Obamastan. |
re: BREAKING on Fast and Furious: Arizona Moves to Prosecute Those the Feds Won’t (karma: 2)
en>fr fr>en By BlueCollarUSA Comments: 2444, member since Fri Jul 07, 2006On Tue Jan 24, 2012 10:30 AM
Not just a DOJ personnel, the Assistant U.S. Attorney.
The fucking U.S. Attorney is taking the 5th!!!
I was stunned at that even in what is turning out to be the single most corrupt administration in American history.
If this were a Republican administration the MSM would be all over it. A legitimate press acts as a check on government excess, bringing wrongdoing to light. Not now. The liberals in the media are nothing short of a vanguard for their President. They will quash the truth, ignore the facts, trumpet his non-achievements so their boy will be re-elected.
A tax dodger runs Treasury. Justice is rife with the very criminals they are supposed to prosecute. The MSM does interviews with Gingrich's ex-wife. Appalling. |